Comments by "Misty Culous" (@mistyculous9644) on "How to Do Anything in Your Dreams" video.

  1. Do you have "techniques" to help you remember your dreams? Figured out a way to remember longer dreams back when there were video tapes. I practiced remembering dreams by looking at the last scenes of movies I had previously seen when awake, but didn't remember these movies very well. Watching movie ending scenes allowed me to practice to "reconstruct" the whole movie - because obviously the memory of that movie was in me somewhere. It Then I'd watch the movie to see how I'd done. Doing this today with digital movies has been useful for dream recall now. So I often look at the last few ending scenes when re-watching a movie I've seen previously. By doing this, I've been able to remember almost "movie length" dreams, even dreams that were very non-sequential - which has been really interesting.
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  2.  @mixinthebisquic1238  It's from dreams that authors imagine and get original story lines for movie scripts. Everything else is "derivative."
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  3. What's your "flying style"? Meaning, describe how you fly - put your arms out? How do you take off up into the air?
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  4. record that music!! Dreaming is a perfect way of composing music - it ends up totally original too, even if in the dream you "already know" the tune.
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